Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

"Girofe-G -Girofla" at the Grand tonight.
| The public schools close to-day for three
months.
Don't miss the Pirates Chorus in Girofle-
! Girof1a tonight.
Worth coming miles to hear the Drinking
Song in Gireae- -Girofa tonight.
Recorder Booth leaves to-day for Greg
| sons Springs for few days rest.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped nineteen bars Alice, valued at $32.- !
656
Mr.. John O'Nein, of Deer Lodge, is in
town to see to-day's Knights OF Pythias'
parade.
The drinking song in "Girofle- Girofa" to-
night is alone we'll worth the price OF ad
mission.
Johnny Bordeaux bought one-sixth in.
terest in the Old Glory mine in Centervile
for 81, ,15O.
Joe T. Carroll, of L. r. Maillet & Co., re-
turned last evening from a short trip to
Deer Lodge.
Died-May 1s, 1887, at his residence in
this city, Francis Ringeling, aged II years
and month.
The warehouse to be erected at South
Butte by IL e Miners Lumber Company is
to be two stories in height.
Mountain Chief has reached forty feet
below the 200 level and sinking is still be-
ing vigorously prosecuted.
The hearing of the case of the Montana
Central Va. the Montana Union is ad-
journed from to-day to Tuesday next.
On Tuesday last Mr.. J. C. Curtis left for
Pipestone Springs to try and get relief from
bilious attack. He is expected home to-
morrow.
Constable Morshead sold two horses at
half their value, in the suit OF VIM. Stolte
vs.. Dave burnett.
The owners of the Northwest Magazine
are receiving great encouragement from
the leading mine-owners in getting up the
Butte edition for July.
The log building now being used as
dining room at the Knights Of Labor
Hotel is shortly to be razed and a more
substantial structure erected in its place.
Colonel w. F. Sanders made a flying visit
to Butte yesterday, coming up from Deer
Lodge, where he is engaged in the railroad
suits. He returned to Helena last evening.
The Parnell lode claim that adjoins the
Anaconda is down a depth If As feet and
will continue to the 200 crosscut and
develop the mine. Mes,rs. Duffy & Co. are
the owners.
party who came in from Browns |
Gulch yesterday had to stop their team
and get under the wagon bed to protect
themselves from the heavy hail falling down |
at the time.
Sam Braund went over to his home in !
Philipsburg last evening. having just re- |
turned from an extended trip East, visiting |
friends in Colorado, and from thence to j
Canada.
The Keystone Club at it's Wednesday /
night meeting agreed to allow wives and
daughters of members to become honorary
members. They appointed a committeeto
look after picnic in the near futur,.
Captain Shepherd has ninety boys on his
string for the Fourth OF July parade whom
weather is wet he will take them to the
rink, which Mr.. Walker has placed at his
disposal.
Manager Mcguire not being able to find
enough chairs in Helena and Mi>soula for
The skating rink tbeater telegraphed to J.
chauvin to help him out and the latter
chartered car and loaded the same in two
hours with the required number.
!, Frank G. Brown, OF the Blue Eyed Mel.
lie, came up from Anaconda last evening
aLd will remain in town to-day. He re-
ports that mine in fine condition. Twenty
i've men are employed, and daily ship
nents OF ore made to Denver.
The Butte Fire Department was yester-
lay in receipt of two expanders and a
:ut off to attach two hose to; two spray
,ozzles which will come in handy in case OF
etting into too dense smoke in a room;
me dozen 9, anners and a dozen span
oops and three axes. The Fire Brigade
ot three spray nozzles.
The Montana Union received some new
olling stock yesterday in the shape of
wo baggage, two mail and four caboose
ars which arrived at the depot. Mr.. Daw
on is very proud of their appearance and
ays that if any parties want to ride to
Anaconda in caboose they can do SO now
as good shape as in a passenger car.